Not much to report today, other than I picked up zippers for several projects, did some reading on fitting techniques, and made myself some underwear! I used cloth habit's Rosy Ladyshorts pattern, which can be found here. I cannot stress how great this pattern is. Super simple to make, and with a great fit.
I didn't have matching elastic, so I used completely non-matching elastic, and I'm glad I did! I love the weird way these colors work. Also, notice how I tried so hard to get the plaid on the shirt in my last post to match up with no success, while these line up almost perfectly with absolutely no effort. Sigh.
I'm a bit afraid to start on my other projects. They are all in fabrics I love, and I'm afraid to ruin them. I just need to keep telling myself it will be fine, and s l o w l y use my good scissors.
Also, all I want to do for ever and ever is buy more fabric. It's a problem.
For one year, I will sew at least 75% of all my clothing. It will be hard, it will be tiring, but I think it will also be awesome.
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Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Underwears
Labels:
clothhabit,
clothing,
DIY,
fabric,
fashion,
Handmade,
one year goal,
patterns,
Rosy Ladyshorts,
Sewing,
underwear
Location:
Chicago, IL, USA
Thursday, November 8, 2012
MOAR PATTERNS!
Joann Fabrics has a sale starting today for Simplicity Patterns. 5 for $5. As I had exactly 5 dollars, guess who got new patterns?! Boyfriend, puppy and I are going on a long vacation starting in mid December down to Florida to spend Christmas with his family, go camping in the Keys, then back up through New Orleans for New Years. Therefore, I need vacation clothes, so that was the main motivation behind some of my pattern choices. Anyways, here they are!
I'll be modifying this one a bit to take out some bulk from the waist, but other than that, perfect comfy casual skirts/shorts/pants.
This is so versatile. Lots of different style options, and I love that the vest pattern is included
I actually got this one to make the tank top for daily wear, and am thinking about making the nightgown view B as an every day casual dress. Is there something inherent in the design that would make it always look like a nightgown, though?
Nice basic shirt selection.
I just really like these. Hopefully they like me back. Guess we'll see!
Now finding fabric for everything will be interesting. I have several lengths of knits laying around, but a few of them are a yard of this, a yard and a half of that, so I'll have to get creative to use them. I've been thinking of doing some color block shirts or skirts with a few of them, we'll see what I come up with!
Location:
Chicago, IL, USA
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